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Year:
2017
Make:
BMW
Model:
M2
Body type:
Coupe
Doors:
2 doors
Drivetrain:
Rear-Wheel Drive
Engine:
365 hp 3L I6
Exterior color:
White
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Interior color:
Black
Mileage:
53,004
Stock #:
X1388
VIN:
WBS1H9C3XHV888125
White 2017 BMW M2 Coupe Rear-Wheel Drive

 

2017 BMW M2

RWD

53,004 mi

Elmwood Park, NJ
Great Deal

$32,296

Year:
2017
Make:
BMW
Model:
M2
Body type:
Coupe
Doors:
2 doors
Drivetrain:
Rear-Wheel Drive
Engine:
365 hp 3L I6
Exterior color:
Blue
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Interior color:
Black
Transmission:
7-Speed Automatic
Mileage:
69,421
Stock #:
B1
VIN:
WBS1H9C56HV887068
Blue 2017 BMW M2 Coupe Rear-Wheel Drive 7-Speed Automatic
Price drop

-$3,000

 

2017 BMW M2

RWD

69,421 mi

Snellville, GA
Great Deal

$33,494

$30,494

About 2016 BMW M2
8.7
of 10
overall

The new BMW M2 will put a smile on your face for what it is, but also for what it isn’t: another bloated SUV wearing an M badge.

If you pay attention to sports cars or European luxury brands, you’re probably familiar with M, BMW’s Motorsport division. Since 1972, this in-house performance wing has spent time learning lessons on the track and using what it's learned to build fun and engaging performance cars.

In its early years, M was literally taking a 3.5-liter straight 6-cylinder developed for racing and stuffing versions of it into road cars, like the M1 and the first-generation M5. Combined with tight steering and precise suspensions, this engine became the hallmark of BMW M for decades.

But then BMW realized it could sell M versions of SUVs like the X5 and X6, as well as almost every other model in its lineup. These vehicles are certainly exciting, but at 6,000 pounds, with all-wheel drive (AWD) and a V8 engine, they're hardly the M cars that purists love.

That's why the 2016 BMW M2 could not have come at a better time. This fun little runabout packs a serious punch, cramming a potent inline six and sublime gearbox into the small 2 Series Coupe chassis. To get to the bottom of this car, we trekked out to {"id":16,"type":"eLink"}, an incredible and challenging track 90 minutes west of Boston. In the process, the M2 reminded us all why we love the letter M.

2016 BMW M2 test drive

8.7
of 10
overall
Look and feel9/10
Technology9/10
Performance10/10
Safety8/10
Form & function8/10
Cost effectiveness8/10

The new BMW M2 will put a smile on your face for what it is, but also for what it isn’t: another bloated SUV wearing an M badge.

If you pay attention to sports cars or European luxury brands, you’re probably familiar with M, BMW’s Motorsport division. Since 1972, this in-house performance wing has spent time learning lessons on the track and using what it's learned to build fun and engaging performance cars.

In its early years, M was literally taking a 3.5-liter straight 6-cylinder developed for racing and stuffing versions of it into road cars, like the M1 and the first-generation M5. Combined with tight steering and precise suspensions, this engine became the hallmark of BMW M for decades.

But then BMW realized it could sell M versions of SUVs like the X5 and X6, as well as almost every other model in its lineup. These vehicles are certainly exciting, but at 6,000 pounds, with all-wheel drive (AWD) and a V8 engine, they're hardly the M cars that purists love.

That's why the 2016 BMW M2 could not have come at a better time. This fun little runabout packs a serious punch, cramming a potent inline six and sublime gearbox into the small 2 Series Coupe chassis. To get to the bottom of this car, we trekked out to {"id":16,"type":"eLink"}, an incredible and challenging track 90 minutes west of Boston. In the process, the M2 reminded us all why we love the letter M.

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